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    life under the security blanket of the United States and re-creation of lives that embrace their culture, the Jews of Sitka are shocked, scared, and nervous when they hear their new concrete lives are in jeopardy. Upon responding to the scene of a homicide, police detective Meyer Landsman saw a chessboard with an active game beside the victim. The chessboard’s significance is its relation to the reversion of control over the territory that the Jewish community lives on. Detective Landsman’s…

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    Crisis of lethality Suicide is defined as the preconceived act of taking one’s life (Joiner, 2007). The number of suicide cases around the world is growing at an unprecedented rate. Suicide is ranked as one of the top 5 causes of deaths among individuals living in the western world. This worrying trend has brought to focus the underlying issues responsible for this catastrophe. The need to identify factors and avert situations that may lead to suicide is gaining traction amongst the global…

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    Furthermore, research shows that the homicide rate in other countries without guns is substantially higher than the United States. According to the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, “Luxembourg, where handguns are totally banned and ownership of any kind of gun is minimal, had a murder rate nine times higher than Germany in 2002.” Looking at the homicide and murder rates as a whole gives us a deeper understanding of the inept ability of gun…

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    powerful predictors of homicide and violent crime (Blau and Blau 1986; Hsieh and Pugh, 1993).” There are studies that agree and disagree the poverty is contributed to violent crime behavior. The research study by Bruce P. Kennedy, Ichiro Kawachi, Deborah Prothrow-stith, Kimberly Lochner, and Vanita Gupta, are rating homicide rate and poverty relationship using the Robin Hood index. Robin Hood index measure the income of inequality, by predicting state level variations in homicide rates. The…

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    What is meant by “ambivalent sexism” is “the carrot and the stick of patriarchy”? Ambivalent sexism works to identify the dissonance and misguided aspects of sexism. Ambivalent sexism is seen on a spectrum between hostile sexist views and benevolent sexist views. This spectrum works to identify the subtle prejudices and inequalities that are made against women. An example would be holding genuinely positive views towards women and accrediting them to egalitarian beliefs, which simultaneously…

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    Gun control is a controversial topic, and to some it may be difficult to understand. I’m writing to give you a 360 degree overview of the topic. I do not believe guns should be banned whatsoever. In my opinion I think we the people of America shouldn’t lose our 2nd amendment right to bear arms, instead we should have guns to protect ourselves. I believe if they abolished the 2nd amendment, crime rates would sky rocket. So let’s say the government takes away all of the guns from model citizens to…

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    theorist from Harvard University by the name of Danielle Allen wrote “How the War on Drugs Creates Violence”. Allen makes a solution to the war on drugs, she emphasizes that making drugs a public health problem will then decrease the incarcerations, homicides, and poor education rates. If drugs were being tried like a health issue, not a crime, the rates of everything else that is carried on with the drug use would drop. The quantitative amount of illegal drugs that is spent by Americans as…

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    Death Penalty Punishment

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    The death penalty puts innocent lives in danger. Rarely, innocent people have been put on the death row for a homicide. Studies show that as of October 2015, the U.S. have executed over 1,414 individuals since 1976. 156 individuals have been exonerated from death row--that is, found to be innocent and released - since 1973. (death penalty.org) In other words, 1.1 in 10 prisoners in the death row are innocent. Some of them get reimbursed by suing the state government for putting their lives in…

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    Sandy Hook, Virginia Tech Massacre, University of Texas Massacre, Columbine High School Massacre, these are some of the most horrific school shootings in american history… gun control activists say it's the work of loose gun laws in America. What if the real reason wasn't loose gun control laws, it's the people who have access to these guns. People say that if 2011 gun ban in the uk brought gun crimes down to the lowest they have ever been why can that work here. The writing is on the walls,…

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    Larceny And Burglary

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    Broadly defined the felonies in the fourteenth century fell into two categories- crimes against property and crimes against the person. Property crimes included larceny, burglary, robbery, arson and receiving stolen goofs, while personal crimes were homicide, suicide, and rape. Larceny, was the felonious act or taking and carrying off goods and was the most common crime committed. This type of crime was also committed in the open where there were fewer observes or in a crowd where people were…

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